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Mind Your Own Business - Pale Green Form
Soleirolia soleirolii 'Aurea'
- Pale green foliage clothes the ground.
- Better in sunnier conditions than other forms of Mind Your Own Business.
- A really cheerful ground cover for greenhouse or garden alike.
Supplied as a clump grown in a 7cm pot.
Available from APPROXIMATELY late April / early May 20211 or more £2.50GBP each. Group & quantity discounts
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The pale green form of the plant with so many common names - Paddy's Wig, Corsican Creeper, Friendship Plant, Bread and Cheese, Baby's Tears, Paddy's Tears, The Pollyanna Vine - the list is endless!
Actually more green-gold in colour (hence its botanical name 'Aurea'), this form of Mind Your Own Business really brings a splash of brightness to wherever it is planted. The pale foliage looks particularly attractive when contrasted with darker colours such as terracotta pots, brickwork or dark stone paths.
A lovely and versatile groundcover plant - for garden or greenhouse alike.
- Grows to approximately 4" (10 cm) tall.
- Has an indefinite spread.
- Prefers shade to full sun.
- Plant 12" (30 cm) apart.
- Frost tender - so in severe winters can be 'knocked back' drastically, but invariably recovers the following year.
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How To Plant Out Ornamentals
Detailed advice on how to plant out ornamentals, including information on recommended planting distances.